an attitude to the readers
TONE
The voice that tells a stroy
Narrator
Language use imaginatively rather than literally
Figurative language
A person in the story
Character
Exaggerated words
Hyperbole
associations or emotions it brings forward
connotations
Describes the type of narration used in a story
Point of view
Human language given to not alive objects
Personification
Talking to another character
Dialogue
Type of figurative language
Metaphor
choosing the word that has the right connotation
denotation
The choice of languages
Language Choices
How the author feels during the story
Tone
Message in the story
Theme
Where is for images that appeal to the sensor
Sensory language
Comparison of seemingly
Simile
Reveals what a character is like by appearance
Indirect characterization
Problem in the story
Conflict
Expressions in a unique language
Idiom
reference to a well know person
Allusion
Type of narration and which a character expresses feeling
Interior monologue
A message stated directly by the narrator
Explicit
comparisons using like or as
Simile